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The Saga of Skulleyville
Title
The Saga of Skulleyville
Notes
Series: Oklahoma Portraits. Tape 420 Segment 1. Duration: 12:58.
Indians for Indians Radio Show, November 18, 1947
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, November 18, 1947
Subjects
Kiowa
Notes
Carnegie Victory Club
Shawnee
Title
Shawnee
Notes
Series: Know Your Oklahoma. Tape 355. Duration: 14:24.
Retreat from Round Mountain
Title
Retreat from Round Mountain
Notes
Series: Oklahoma Portraits. Tape 420 Segment 2. Duration: 14:56.
Irrigation Project
Title
Irrigation Project
Notes
Series: Oklahoma Heritage. Tape 379. Duration: 15:05.
Indians for Indians Radio Show, May 18, 1948
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, May 18, 1948
Subjects
Kiowa
Notes
Mr. and Mrs. George Bosin – Announcer, Ohomo Lodge (Kiowa)
Indians for Indians Radio Show, July 18, 1950
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, July 18, 1950
Subjects
Sac and Fox
Host
Don Whistler, Jr.
Notes
Sac & Fox Group, Shawnee, Oklahoma, >Fred Grant, Announcer
Indians for Indians Radio Show, April 18, 1950
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, April 18, 1950
Subjects
Pawnee
Host
Don Whistler
Notes
Pawnee Group
Editorial on Tiger, from The Oklahoma State Capital, February 18, 1911.
Title
Editorial on Tiger, from The Oklahoma State Capital, February 18, 1911.
Subjects
Creek Nation
From Tandy Walker (Skullyville, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 18, 1860. Re; sectionalizing the Nation; displeasure with the new constitution; status of the claims proceedings in Washington.
Title
From Tandy Walker (Skullyville, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 18, 1860. Re; sectionalizing the Nation; displeasure with the new constitution; status of the claims proceedings in Washington.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From Peter P. Pitchlynn (Executive Office, Choctaw Nation). To Jeremiah Ward. Dated June 18, 1865. Re: peace between the U.S.A. and the Choctaw Nation, and Ward's safety if he returns.
Title
From Peter P. Pitchlynn (Executive Office, Choctaw Nation). To Jeremiah Ward. Dated June 18, 1865. Re: peace between the U.S.A. and the Choctaw Nation, and Ward's safety if he returns.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From John Jolly and Black Coat, the Principal Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation (Illinois, Cherokee Nation). To the Chiefs of the Choctaws (Fort Smith, Arkansas Territory). Dated march 18, 1832. Re: a proposal of peace from the Delaware Nation to the Choc
Title
From John Jolly and Black Coat, the Principal Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation (Illinois, Cherokee Nation). To the Chiefs of the Choctaws (Fort Smith, Arkansas Territory). Dated march 18, 1832. Re: a proposal of peace from the Delaware Nation to the Choc
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Report of the Choctaw School at Blue Springs, Scott County, Kentucky for the quarters ending April and July 1826.
Title
Report of the Choctaw School at Blue Springs, Scott County, Kentucky for the quarters ending April and July 1826.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Quarterly Report of the Choctaw Academy as of Feb. 18, 1834.
Title
Quarterly Report of the Choctaw Academy as of Feb. 18, 1834.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Choctaw manuscript materials (2).Letters to Messrs. Cunningham & Henry from Wm. R. Guy re. the purchase of a set of saw-mill irons, saws, etc. together with gristmill irons. March 18, 1844.Register of P.P. Pitchlynn's Company by order of Major William Ar
Title
Choctaw manuscript materials (2).Letters to Messrs. Cunningham & Henry from Wm. R. Guy re. the purchase of a set of saw-mill irons, saws, etc. together with gristmill irons. March 18, 1844.Register of P.P. Pitchlynn's Company by order of Major William Ar
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From A.G. Moffat (Armstrong Academy, C.N.). To the Board of Trustees and the Choctaw Council. Dated Nov. 18, 1855. Re: objections to 3rd and 6th conditions of the agreement between the Choctaws and the Southern Baptist Convention for the operation of th
Title
From A.G. Moffat (Armstrong Academy, C.N.). To the Board of Trustees and the Choctaw Council. Dated Nov. 18, 1855. Re: objections to 3rd and 6th conditions of the agreement between the Choctaws and the Southern Baptist Convention for the operation of th
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From Peter P. Pitchlynn, Jr. (Oxford, Georgia). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated June 18, 1854. Re: new teacher arriving so he will start school again.
Title
From Peter P. Pitchlynn, Jr. (Oxford, Georgia). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated June 18, 1854. Re: new teacher arriving so he will start school again.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
The Fall of the Redskin in The Indian Journal, January 18, 1901.
Title
The Fall of the Redskin in The Indian Journal, January 18, 1901.
Subjects
Creek Nation
From George W. Harkins. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 18, 1856. Re: passage of treaty; need to keep General Cooper in office; and also asks P.P. Pitchlynn to defend the treaty from Sampson Folsom.
Title
From George W. Harkins. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 18, 1856. Re: passage of treaty; need to keep General Cooper in office; and also asks P.P. Pitchlynn to defend the treaty from Sampson Folsom.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From Nicholas Cochnaver (Pushmataha District, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 18, 1856. Re; death of his wife; ratifications of treaty; new stealing law; and attempt of Baptists to try Rev. A. Moffat for adultery with a mulatto.
Title
From Nicholas Cochnaver (Pushmataha District, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 18, 1856. Re; death of his wife; ratifications of treaty; new stealing law; and attempt of Baptists to try Rev. A. Moffat for adultery with a mulatto.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation